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I've created a form and made an array of objects (preferrably label objects) but since vb forms comes only in limited length and width some of my label objects cannot be viewed because some of these labels exceeds the form. is there a code so that i can scroll down and reach my last label object no matter how many objects i put
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i assume this is vb6. you need to know the difference between the form height/width and the farthest control left + width/top + height. then create the scroll bars with that max. then track their original position in an array. when the scroll bar changes subtract the value of it from the value in the array (for both left and top).
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